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Anthony Bourdain Tribute Tour in Vietnam (Owners reflect on Bourdain’s visit)

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Resto: Bánh xèo Đinh Công Tráng
Food: Vietnamese pancake
Add: 46A Dinh Cong Trang street, Tan Dinh ward, District 1
Operation hour: 10AM – 02AM , 04PM – 09PM
Price: 80.000VND – 135.000VND

Resto: Cơm Niêu Sài Gòn
Food: Smashed rice and earthenware pot rice
Add: 75 Xuan Thuy street, Thao Dien ward, district 2
Operation hour: 06AM – 11PM
Price: Smashed rice 53.000VND – earthenware pot rice 35.000VND

Resto: Quán ốc A Sòi
Food: Snails
Add: 237-239 Nguyen Thuong Hien street, District 3
Operation hour: 04PM – 10PM
Price: From 60.000VND

Resto: Lunch Lady
Food: Crab crystal noodle soup / Banh Canh Cua
Add: D1 Nguyen Dinh Chieu Condo, Dakao ward, District 1
Operation time: 11AM – 03PM
Price: Small bowl 30.000VND – Big bowl 40.000VND

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Comments (48) on “Anthony Bourdain Tribute Tour in Vietnam (Owners reflect on Bourdain’s visit)”

  1. This is my tribute to the late Anthony Bourdain. It was surreal to encounter all these people and places, retracing his footsteps and putting together the story of what happened AFTER the TV broadcast. It would be awesome if other food youtubers did the same. Trevor in Chengdu, Mark in Bangkok and so on. Hope you liked it.

    We've listed all the restaurants and their info in the description box so you can easily visit next time you're in town.

    Next time you're in Vietnam, hit up Onetrip for an amazing food or adventure tour: https://www.christinas.vn/onetrip/saigon/

    Let me know if you liked this style of video. We can follow up with other restaurants Bourdain visited in Vietnam.

  20. That ending man!!! Miss Tony a lot still and ive never been to Vietnam (would absolutely love to, i think its a beautiful place and culture) but we had a family ran Vietnamese place here locally for decades. Everyone loved them and felt very connected to them. Gpa as we all called him (the father to the family that ran the restaurant), passed right before covid and then covid hit. They had to close and it was a hard hit for the community (small, simple rural agricultural American community, very close to each other. Everyone knows everyone). The Vietnamese people are so undoubtedly amazing. I can only hope to have a chance to visit there one day.

  22. I know I'm 4 years late but man Anthony Bourdain was truly a legend. I watched and re-watched ever ever episode. I never would know about all these places. And my one place to visit before I'm gone is Laos…because of him.

  23. I have to say that this is one of the most amazing videos that you have ever made, I would love to see more of the restaurants that Mr Bourdian visited in Vietnam. Thank you very much for doing this Tribute

  32. I think that is what I always loved with Anthony Bourdain, while he did visit the high class food places as well, he really put a spotlight on the ordinary people and the street food that everyday people eat. It have made me explore more whenever I visit countries, I see a alleyway with shops, I go down that route, and I have experienced so many unique and interesting food, drinks and people along the way.

  33. Lunch lady one time charged me bay muoi for the same dish she was charging locals bon muoi. Just a heads up if you visit and your a foreigner bring someone with you to translate or confirm the price before! I don't blame her it was end of 2020 when there were no tourists in Vietnam, but still come on lunch lady

  35. Retracing Bourdain's steps feels–surreal. It's almost as if if we just turn a corner, he's right there, enjoying life and the food he's partaking. But try to catch up to him, he's up and gone. It fills me with a deep sadness. But also happiness. Thanks to him, I got to know more of the world. Thanks to his programming. Thank you Bourdain, and the entire Zero Point Zero crew.

  39. I had lunch on a Saturday last September at The Lunch Lady… I arrived at 10:40 (before opening time), but took a sear and was the first person served. An incredible meal and a place where I will return next time in Saigon…

  45. I'm typically very emotionless. My husband makes fun of me cause he will cry watching movies. I once told him food will make me cry. This whole video had me crying. Tony is a legend and a great human being. He was taken from us way to early. I miss watching his passion so much.

  46. It's was so emotional and meaningful clips that I have watched from your channel, Sonny. Thank you for making it for audiences, for Bourdain and for Vietnam. Rock on Bro!!👏👏👍

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